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The front page of Pravda features a mix of international and domestic news. Top stories include a Slovak man's regret over a Dubai property investment, a potential conflict between UEFA and FIFA in football, and a police operation in Slovakia. Other reported news covers Ukrainian drone attacks on…
A well-known Slovak and former politician, Erik Ňarjaš, has described his purchase of three apartments in Dubai as his worst investment, explaining why he would not invest in the area's properties again.
UEFA is reportedly preparing to declare war on FIFA, with a boycott and a significant upheaval in football's history being considered.
Police have uncovered the details of the search operation for three-year-old Marko near Huncovce, much of which was not visible to the public.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy is lobbying for American weapons, including Patriots, HIMARS, and F-16s, during his visit to the US, where he has gained strong support in the Senate. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones have again struck Russian targets, including an 'Amazon warehouse' and an oil refinery.
Singer Dara Rolins has surprised her fans with an emotional post, sending a message to those caught in negativity.
Despite the completion of the D2 highway, drivers hoping for an end to traffic jams in Bratislava have been met with disappointment, as a significant improvement is not expected for years.
A specific type of old radio, once common in many Slovak households, is now sought after by collectors who are willing to pay a significant sum for well-preserved units.
The Czech Republic's national football team is considering appointing its first-ever foreign coach, who comes from a football-developed country.
A discovery made on the attacker's mobile device is changing the understanding of the Berlin terror incident.
